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5.9. Tool interface and sample applicationIn this paragraph we will show the Editor tool interface. To access the tool the user has to beregistered in the system and have a personal account. The homepage contains a simple formpanel to enter the application.Figure 5.17 – Homepage with the access form panelIn figure 5.18 you can see the complete GUI of the tool. The interface is formed by two mainareas: the project work area and the project management area . In the project work area wecan find at the left the Model palette, used to add elements to the work area and to use the undo/ redo functionality, while at the right we can see the Property panel, which is the panel used bythe developer to set all the properties of the diagram element selected. When the user changethe element selection on the area the Property panel will show its own properties. In the centerof the project work area there is the diagram zone, the area in which the developer create andmanage the flow diagram of the application to generate. In the Model palette the user cannotfind link elements because a link must be generated making a connection between two elementsdragging the output port of an element to the correct input port of another element. The projectmanagement area allows to manage the project. With two tabs the user can choose between theData model, which contains the data structure of the application, and the Web model (theHypertext model), which regards the definition of the conceptual schema of the application and64
its navigation flow. At the top the tool shows the Project panel; with this panel the user can opena saved project , save the current project on the server , create a new empty project ,use the zoom in and zoom out functionalities (not yet implemented), build the applicationfiles and manage his personal profile .Figure 5.18 – Homepage with the access form panelAccessing personal profile management , the user can modify all personal account info, suchas first name, last name and password, but also delete all saved projects or setting them aspublic projects. Figure 4.19 shows the profile management page.65
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INDEX1. Introduction and problem pr
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